Dual Beer Tower Dispenser - Ultimate Draft Kegerator Kit with 2 Faucet Taps, Hose, Keg Wrench, and Tap Handles & Caps Review

I had to drill a hole in the back of the kegerator for a second airflow. It was easy to replace with one click on it. (We use 5 gallon soda kegs for the beer we brew). It is ideal for kegs with two pin locks. The instructions are a little vague and I put the springs back to keep them from loosening. I spilled a pint or so but after fixing them everything works fine.

The kit looks solid and is fairly easy to install. I'll grab the beer next weekend and see how it works. My biggest complaint, which several others have, is where are the faucet covers? The kit is listed with them and they weren't in the box. Well the keg has been on tap for a few weeks now and the dual tower works great, I had to purchase separate faucet caps which were not included. Another thing is that it works as it should.

Good quality of the turret and parts in general. Well packaged, no scratches or damage. After everything was fully assembled, I found leaks at the factory defective buttstock clamps inside the revolver. Pretty headache taking everything apart and buying extra Oeticker clamps to fix leaks, let alone a kegerator waiting for parts. Would have given 5 stars if it hadn't been for the extra work and brackets required.

I'm actually very happy with this kit. My only complaints are that it didn't come with two rubber faucet covers, the screws that came with it weren't long enough, and there was an issue with the shipping so it arrived a few days late. I took the time to set up the work area and "dry mount" everything before drilling, so the installation was very easy. The tower screws weren't long enough to go through the top of my minifridge, but I have a lot of hardware handy so this went really quickly. The…

Pretty rip off for the price. The lines are mostly permanent, so if you're having trouble growing or tearing, you can't just replace the line. You have to replace the whole damn tower. There are no instructions either. As soon as I pressed the cord, liquid squirted out of the nozzle and other parts everywhere. I had to tighten the fastener that the handle attaches to fairly hard to prevent this, but then the whole mechanism became rigid and not how it should be. Luckily it was only water. Skip…